Table 4 The levels of Ca, P, and iPTH in different-gender groups.

From: The current status of chronic kidney disease-mineral and bone disorder management in China

 

All patients (n = 7053)

Male (n = 4356)

Female (n = 2960)

P

Corrected Ca patients, n

5583

3329

2254

 

Corrected Ca (mmol/L)

2.21 (2.05, 2.37)

2.19 (2.03, 2.34)

2.24 (2.08, 2.40)

< 0.001

Corrected Ca, n (%)

< 2.1

1747 (31.3)

1131 (34.0)

616 (27.3)

< 0.001

2.1–2.5

3214 (57.6)

1898 (57.0)

1316 (58.4)

0.309

> 2.5

622 (11.1)

300 (9.0)

322 (14.3)

< 0.001

P patients, n

6413

3806

2607

 

P (mmol/L)

1.78 (1.40, 2.18)

1.79 (1.41, 2.21)

1.75 (1.37, 2.14)

0.003

P, n (%)

< 0.87

260 (4.1)

150 (3.9)

110 (4.2)

0.579

0.87–1.45

1561 (24.3)

901 (23.7)

660 (25.3)

0.132

1.46–1.78

1423 (22.2)

833 (21.9)

590 (22.6)

0.481

> 1.78

3169 (49.4)

1922 (50.5)

1247 (47.8)

0.036

iPTH patients, n

5610

3355

2255

 

iPTH (pg/mL)

314.3 (164.0, 560.0)

317.0 (173.0, 563.6)

308.2 (149.7, 555.0)

0.132

iPTH, n (%)

< 150

1249 (22.3)

685 (20.4)

564 (25.0)

< 0.001

150–300

1448 (25.8)

912 (27.2)

536 (23.8)

0.004

301–600

1639 (29.2)

982 (29.3)

657 (29.1)

0.914

601–800

439 (7.8)

262 (7.8)

177 (7.8)

0.956

> 800

835 (14.9)

514 (15.3)

321 (14.2)

0.263